Not One Dime for Trump’s Vanity Ballroom

Donald Trump promised taxpayers would not pay for his White House ballroom. He lied.

Trump’s budget office just moved $352 million in Secret Service toward “White House Security Measures” tied to the ballroom project.

That's not right. Trump does not get to raid public funds for a gilded monument to himself while families are drowning in rent, grocery bills, healthcare costs, and utility payments.

This is an active scam happening right now — and Congress must step in before the money is spent.

Tell House and Senate leaders: Not one dime for Trump’s vanity ballroom.

The White House belongs to the people. It is not Trump’s private club. It is not a donor lounge. It is not a taxpayer-funded trophy room for one man’s ego.

If Trump wants a ballroom, he can pay for it himself. If billionaires want to bankroll it, the public deserves to know who they are, what they want, and whether they are buying influence from the president.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, House Appropriations Chair Tom Cole, and Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins must investigate the money trail, block the transfer, and ban taxpayer funding for Trump’s ballroom once and for all.

Add your name now and demand Congress stop Trump’s ballroom money grab before another dime disappears into his vanity project.

The petition to House Speaker Mike Johnson, Senate Majority Leader John Thune, House Appropriations Chair Tom Cole, and Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins reads:

“Investigate the Trump administration’s redirection of taxpayer funds toward the White House East Wing ballroom project. Block the use of Secret Service, White House security, or any other public funds for Trump’s vanity ballroom. Require full transparency about every dollar connected to the project and make clear: not one dime of taxpayer money should go to Trump’s vanity ballroom.”